Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-16
IN TOWN AND OUT.


Mol is talked of.
F. Robert Dickson has purchased D. Il.
Yeater's team of ponies.
Mr.. F. M. Wheeler, of Menoken, was
in town Tuesday on business. .'s
+ Miss Bertha Packer was the guest of
Mrs. E. L. Herrick, Wednesday.
Mr.. d. II. Yeater left MoRday to spend
the remainder Of the wintetap Ohio.
Go to II. H. Days, Main it., Bismarck,
for jewelry, Watches, repairing, etc.
Commissioner Yeater and wife were
the guests Of Capt. and Mrs. Cotton, Sun
day.
A New Year social party, to take place
| on the evening of Monday, Jan. 2, Is
talked of. ~ &C.,:
F. D. Walker has lost a. mule and a
pony, lately. He thinks their death was
caused by too liberal ration of wheat.
r. L. Durant & Co., wholesale aud re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck. Oak. solicit
mail orders.
Superintendent Worst writes from Au-
burn, ILL.,, that the weather is warm and
| drizzly; that he seldom needs an over
coat, and that the grass is green.
Go to the New York Art 6tore C. IL.
Phelps, prop'r), Third streq Bismarck,
for watches, jewelry,g silverwate. wall pa
per, etc. Watch senairing a Specially.
| MIisssEsina MIis F. Coahor is teaching at her
old .lona aa sasl,tsssw Hampshire. She writes
that'Wfen she arrived the teacher wars
sick, and the school board engaged her.
4 John Perry and Martin Appert are
2working at The Brindle coal-mine. Jack
is an experienced miner, having dug the
black diamonds at various places in both
hemispheres.
An accident occurred at. tho Brindle
mine Monday morning. Tie truck ran
of the elevator while at tile surface and
fwent crashing down the shaft, making
splinters of the wood work of the truck.
Robert Buchanan sold to Mr.. Connor,
Monday dressed hog that weighed 4OS
pounds, Treasurer Brindle bought from
Tommy Sanders, recently, an eight
months old pig that weighed 1913 bs net.
Alaw passed by the terrific orial egisla-
ture last winter makes the killing of
EHbeaver, at any time within five years
after the passage Of the act, an otfense
punishable by $100 fine or imprisonment.
District Attorney Armstrong writes to
lis landlord and landlady- that he will
1soon return, and in consequence thereof
the SAID Landlord and ''landlady have re-.
questsd Merchant Connor to lay in a new
stock of provisions for them. y, - sr.,,
Charles E. Coever, a young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. s. E. Coover, left Monday fol
Bismarck, where he will attend school
ethis winter. Charlie has just completed
an eight-months engagement for Mr.. ]
N. Roop, for whom he has been herding
Tribune ! For some good reason the
Bismarck roler-mil has more wheat in
the elevator than at any. other time in its
history, and is running might and day te
meet its requests for flour. This is
great flour year. The miller Is getting te
the front with both feet. 81 t....n. ~
Frank Hart has started we'll. He be
gan it six feet in diameter. Then he Gu
Z it down to five feet. Finally he tool
} counsel of that great Northwestern we'll
digger, the Judge. who indorsed TIL
} hve7foot scheme, and Frank will sool
7 have waterworks on his homestead.
Ira Young was seen walking and lead
ing his pony one cold day not lo1g s since
twas intilnated by some THAT Ira an,
I Hthe cussed cayuse had combination war
dance, and that the rider went into th
spread.eagls fashion and :;'llt" all in
heap; But the Young man says be Wa
walking to keep warm. 'A-.
Mr. Hughes, the Steele w iliamspo,
mall carrier thought his son Sydne
wasn't making fast enough time, 50 las
Monday Mr. II. himself started with til
mail from Steele. He get lost IN the "
entity OF Roop, and didn't reach Will
Transport till Tuesday noon. Aud no1
8 Sid has the laugh on his dad. & II ,,~ !
8 Billy Baxter and Fred Cotton departe
r this week for the States. Fred viii, te
I'd Dakota snake stories for the balance G
"a The winter to the people. back IN low:
5 and the fact that Tom Kelly has had Bill
D in charge for some time is proof suf1icier
8 that the latter will do good missions ar
|. work in the old Buckeye State. 49, ri
|. Everybody living or the Missou
9 Slope knows Dr.. Dunn, the old. time
e In purchasing drugs the public has to ds
: pend largely on tue dealers statement
IL as to quality and prices. Nobody cvs
r had reason to complain Of his dealing
t. with the firm of Dunn & Co. Therefor.
r. when in Bismarck, be sure to call on then
IL A great many people believe that ''sur
+ dogs are an indication of coming CO.
. Feather. The best authorities say th
W SUP dogs simply indicate that the weath
y IS cold--at the time of their appearanc
e and that they give no prophetic inform
~ tion of any kind. Last Saturday SUI
~ dogs could be seen, aud 1t has thawt
50 nearly every day since. t:aai
L. Those Emmoas County people now s
,EJourning in the States are missing wi
- y ter just as mild and beautifuFas Its pred